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1
which is NOT an example of a physical object
A trapezoid
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A rectangular shaped table
2
are lines of different lengths made up of a different number of points?
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No, they will always be the same bc there is an infinte number of points
Yes, longer lines contain more points because they are bigger
Yes, big line mean more points
3
what was the philosophical controversy that sparked Zeno's paradox?
the problem of change
I ain't reading ALLAT 🗣️💯
A debate whether or not change is even possible
A debate whether or not mathematics was connected to everything
4
what does "continuous" mean when talking about lines?
Lines are super duper long
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Lines are packed full of points with no gaps between them
Lines are packed full of dots with gaps between them
5
what is the music of the spheres?
Heavenly bodies chilling creates actual music,their notes moving in harmony
Heisenberg moving creates actual music, their notes moving in harmony
Heavenly bodies moving creates fake music, their notes moving in harmony
Heavenly bodies moving creates actual music, their notes moving in harmony
6
what Pythagorean discovery led to the motto
musical intervals could be represented by whole numbers
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muscial intervals could be represented by 7ths
how am i supposed to come up with this much filler theres 2481241 questions
7
numbers and lines share the strangeness of what two important concepts
For any two numbers there is always another number between them.
For any two numbers there is always another line between them.
Continuity and infinity.
For any two numbers there is always another point between them.
8
is a square a mathematical or a physical object?
Physical
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Mathematical
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9
what was Platos version of the problem of change?
Describing the moving physical world with Liberal Arts
Describing the heavens with mathematics
Describing the moving physical world with mathematics
Describing the stagnant physical world with mathematics
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when did Zeno live?
212 AD
500 BC
600 BC
400 BC
11
what were the two difficulties when discribing motion with mathematics
knowing exact motion to describe the universe,conceptual problems with math
i ran outa filler
knowing exact math to describe the universe,conceptual problems with motion
Motion is impossible and so is math
12
what is Aristotles motto about motion and nature
Motion is bad and nature is good
ignorance of nature is ignorance or motion
ignorance of motion is ignorance or nature
Motion is impossible in nature
13
2 main reasons why Thales was important
Won the world cup and has 3 million dollars in earnings
discovered the connection between mathematics and music, "all is number"
asked the question about change and gave a solution, first mathematician
he solved the problem of change and was the first mathematician
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Why is Platos problem of change so difficult to solve?
His students were REALLY stupid
everyone was bad at math
the people backed down and gave up
Things don't move in an orderly fashion, lots of chaos
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what is the problem of motion
the problem of movement
The problem of change
why do things move?
why do things change?
16
why is it strange to say mathematical lines are made out of points?
How can a line with size be made of points that contain no length
How can a line with length be made of points that contain no size?
the
Because it's a line it obviously has no points
17
when did Pythagoras live?
400 BC
212 BC
500 BC
1600s
18
what was zenos outragious suggestion, what was his argument?
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you move in infinite halfs, so it takes an infinite amout of time to move
you move in finite halfs, so it takes a finite amout of time to move
you move in 10 halfs, so it takes an infinite amout of time to move
19
how might the postitive implications of mathematics and the universe provide evidence for a divine designer
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very user friendly for humans to grasp someone wants us to see his creation
Free robux
it just does
20
what part of mathematics can be called the "science of space"?
Astronomy
Theology
Geometry
Physics
21
why is platos challange also called the "Plato-Pythagorean challange"?
Historians got bored
idea of the physical world being represented by math is a pythagorean idea
"all is number"
He liked the pythagoreans so much he named his challange after them
22
what is "platos heaven"
The World of Forms
The World of Ducote
The World of Mathematics
Heaven
23
what is Platos answers for why the world is mathematical?
God made it that way
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He REALLY liked math
because he found the connection between math and music
24
what 2 views did Plato inherit from Pythagoreans
The human soul is mortal, and the human world is fundamentally mathematical
The human soul is immortal, the human world is fundamentally mathematical
The human soul is immortal, the human world is fundamentally scientific
The human soul is immortal, the holy world is fundamentally mathematical
25
why is there no point immediatley next to another point in a line
no third point between 2 other points, violates mathenatical line principle
no points next to each other, there has to be distance between every point
there is, trick question
You need distance in order to triple edit
26
what is platos challange
describing
Describing Math with formulas
Describing motion with mathematics (the heavens)
Describing mathematics with motion(the heavens)
27
according to plato the physical world is a mere copy, explain
The physical world is perfect just like the world of forms
stole his whole flow word for word, bar for bar
The physical world is the same as the world of forms
The physical world is a shadow with imperfections
28
what do we mean by "numerical address" in the case of a number line?
i just found out drake is jewish in theology
where the number is
A location assigned to a point represented by a number
A location assigned to a line represented by a number
29
how were Platos two worlds similar to the 2 parts of humans?
One is physical and one isn't
Neither are physical
One is fake and one is real
Both are physical
30
what is the problem of change
how do things change?
why do things change?
A math thingy
things changing
31
in what way can we "see numbers"
We cant
so basically
We can see them written on a piece of paper
Visually display numbers on a number line.
32
what does Zeno's paradox rightly point out to us?
theres something wrong with his argument,and motion is difficult to analyze
His argument is right and motion is impossible
That math is bad
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33
Briefly explain how the problem of change inaugurated Western philosophy
8th grader tears
It made people think deeply
by creating mathematics
Humans wanted to understand change, so it became a mathematical problem
34
how are mathematical lines and physical distance in space alike?
they just are
They both represent distance
They aren't alike
They both respresent mathematics
35
how did the ancient Greeks use the word "motion" different from ordinary use
They used it for location, we use it for any change
They used it the same, its motion
I ran outa filler AGAIN
They used it for any change, we use it for change of location
36
when did Thales live
212 BC
500 BC
450 BC
1600s
37
what was the assumption made about distances in Zeno's argument?
distances can be divided infinitely
distances can be divided a few times
distances are BAD for you
distances can be divided thousands of times
38
how did plato attack the problem of change?
He didn't
by finding the relationship between mathematics and everything
By finding the connection between mathematics and music
Rephrase the question in more specific terms
39
why is order important to the problem of change
Without order things cannot change
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I can't think of other filler questions
The more ordered things are, the easier they are to understand
40
Thales answer to the problem of change? why was this a step forward
everything is made up of water, he gave a sample solution
by creating calculus, he solved the problem of change
everything is madeup of spheres, he gave a sample solution
Mr. Ducote is God and he causes change, he was right
41
we often represent time spatially, what are the 2 examples from the book
numberlines and shapes
Lines and space
timelines and graphs
clocks and lines
42
what are forms
perfect physical objects that exist in the world of forms
perfect non physical objects that exist in the physical world
perfect non physical objects that exist in the world of forms
perfect non physical objects that exist in heaven
43
according to plato, humans are divided into 2 things, what are they
The immortal body and the physical soul/mind
the
The physical body and the non physical soul/mind
the physical realm and the World of Forms
44
when we say that mathematics applies to the world, what do we mean exactly?
God is a mathematician
the world is mathematical
any solution to the problem of change is found is mathematics
“Human reason can discern the divine mathematical pattern"
45
example of an orderly change
an earthquake spanning from australia to the US
The Ascension internet not working
the weather going from 110° to -20°
your house catching on fire
46
how is the similarlity between mathematical objects and the physical world a "double edged sword"
allows science to exist but brings intricate math problems to physical worl
allows science to exist but causes us to have to take math classes
sword
allows science to exist but there is no catch, its all good man
47
why can we say 1.5 is between 1 and 2
because
we cant because theres infinite points
its just between them
its location is past 1 but not 2, so it is between the two numbers
48
which is NOT correct about the pythagorean motto
2- Human reason is the orderer.
3. human reason can discern the divine mathematical pattern
1. the universe is ordered according to perfect mathematical laws
"all is number"
49
what is "natural philosophy"
Mathematics
Theology
the study of change
Science
50
how is a mathematical line different from the one we draw?e
no thickness in mathematical lines
mathematical lines are limited numerically
mathematical lines need to get a grip
mathematical lines are more gooder
51
what homework did Plato give his academy, why was this important?
describe/predict the motion of the heavens using math, problem of change
find the connection between math and other things,to prove Plato's findings
busy work packets, to fill time
ALEKS, it conditioned the students to not feel emotion and cry a little
52
what are the most basic objects of geometry ?
Lines and numbers
Points and shapes
Points and lines
Squares and circles
53
according to plato, why was the study of mathematics important
made people think realistically, mathematically
made people think abstractly, ideas like in the World of Forms
took peoples minds off abstract things
Filler
54
what two realms do the number line unite?
graphs and lines
The realm of numbers and the physical realm
The realm of numbers and the realm of points
The realm of numbers and the realm of time
55
why were the pythagoreans impressed with the connection between math and music
connection between music and art, notes could be represented by symbols
connection between music and math, notes could be represented by numbers
connection between music and math, notes could be represented by symbols
they say I SAY
56
how was platos republic important to the liberal arts?
Inspired Newton to create the liberal arts
it just was
filler
Gave the west the notion of the liberal arts
57
example of a change that is NOT orderly
the Ascension internet having issues
being struck by lightning
a child growing up
rocks turning into sand overtime
58
Plato divided reality into 2 realms, what were they called
The matrix and the real world
Heaven and Hell
the fake and real world
the physical and non physical
